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Kit Young's Sale #100 KIT YOUNG’S SALE #100 1954 WILSON FRANKS – RARE Issued with hot dogs, these cards are nearly impossible to find in nice grade. On top of that, they are difficult to find in general. One of the toughest issues of the 1950’s – we were fortunate to find a set. We’ve broken it up to offer you the opportunity to add them to your collections. Cards all free of typical staining. Only one of each available. Roy Campanella Del Ennis Carl Erskine Ferris Fain Bob Feller Dodgers Phillies Dodgers White Sox Indians GD-VG (light paper loss back) VG-EX VG EX+/EX-MT oc VG $320.00 $200.00 $195.00 $220.00 $295.00 Also available: PR $29.00 Nellie Fox Johnny Groth Stan Hack Gil Hodges Ray Jablonski White Sox White Sox Cubs Dodgers Cardinals GD (ink back) VG-EX GD-VG VG GD-VG/VG $150.00 $235.00 $110.00 $350.00 $75.00 Harvey Kuenn Roy McMillan Andy Pafko Paul Richards Hank Sauer Tigers Reds Braves White Sox Cubs GD (pencil erasure) GD-VG/VG GD-VG EX+ o/c GD-VG $48.00 $75.00 $79.00 $195.00 $139.00 Red Schoendienst Enos Slaughter Vern Stephens Sammy White Ted Williams Cardinals Yankees Orioles Red Sox Red Sox GD-VG FR-GD FR-GD EX-MT o/c Please Call $159.00 $79.95 $48.00 $235.00 Also available: GD $55.00 KIT YOUNG CARDS • 4876 SANTA MONICA AVE, #137 • DEPT. S-100 • SAN DIEGO, CA 92107 • (888) 548-9686 • KITYOUNG.COM 1964 TOPPS STAND UPS We recently broke up a complete set of this popular issue – all singles available. (SP = Short Print) Hank Aaron Roberto Clemente Sandy Koufax Mickey Mantle Willie Mays Brooks Robinson Braves Pirates Dodgers Yankees Giants Orioles EX-MT $140.00 EX $125.00 PSA 6 EX-MT $160.00 PSA 4 VG-EX $245.00 SGC 80 EX/NM $220.00 PSA 6 EX-MT $75.00 EX-MT $145.00 EX+ $145.00 SGC 80 EX/NM $75.00 VG-EX $115.00 Hank Aaron Braves .......................................................EX-MT $140.00 Jim Gentile A’s ....................................................................EX-MT 9.95 Jim O’Toole Reds ................................................................EX-MT 9.95 Hank Aguirre Tigers .................................................................. EX 6.50 Jesse Gonder SP Mets ......................................................EX-MT 29.00 Camilo Pascual Twins ...................................................... NR-MT 12.95 George Altman Mets ........................................................ NR-MT 12.95 Tony Gonzalez SP Phillies ..................................EX-MT 29.00; EX 15.00 Albie Pearson SP Angels ......................................................... EX 19.95 Max Alvis Indians ................................................................EX-MT 9.95 Dick Groat Cardinals ............................................................VG-EX 6.00 Gary Peters White Sox ................................... EX+/EX-MT 8.50; EX 6.50 Bob Aspromonte Colt .45’s ..................................................EX-MT 9.95 Woodie Held Indians ............................................................VG-EX 5.00 Vada Pinson Reds .................................................................EX+ 10.00 Jack Baldschun SP Phillies ...............................................EX-MT 29.00 Chuck Hinton Senators ...............................................PSA 7 NM 16.00 Juan Pizarro White Sox .................................................... NR-MT 12.95 Ernie Banks Cubs ......................PSA 6 EX-MT 85.00; EX+/EX-MT 55.00 Elston Howard Yankees .....................................................EX-MT 22.00 Boog Powell Orioles ......................................................... NR-MT 29.00 Steve Barber Orioles ...........................................................EX-MT 9.95 Frank Howard SP Dodgers ...................................................... EX 25.00 Bobby Richardson Yankees ...............................BVG 6.5 EX-MT+ 32.00 Earl Battey Twins ....................................................................EX+ 6.00 Ron Hunt Mets ..................................................................EX-MT 10.00 Brooks Robinson Orioles ......PSA 6 EX-MT 75.00; SGC 80 EX/NM 75.00 Ken Boyer Cardinals................................................PSA 6 EX-MT 20.00 Al Jackson Mets ....................................................................... EX 6.00 Floyd Robinson White Sox .......................................................EX+ 6.50 Ernie Broglio Cardinals .........................................................VG-EX 5.00 Ken Johnson Colt .45’s .....................................................EX-MT 10.00 Frank Robinson Reds .............................................................. EX 45.00 Johnny Callison Phillies ....................................................EX-MT 14.00 Al Kaline Tigers ..................................................................VG-EX 42.00 Ed Roebuck SP Senators ...................................................EX-MT 29.95 Norm Cash SP Tigers ........................................................ VG o/c 20.00 Harmon Killebrew Twins ..............................................EX-MT o/c 45.00 Rich Rollins Twins ...............................................................EX-MT 9.95 Wayne Causey A’s ..................................................................... EX 6.50 Sandy Koufax Dodgers ................. PSA 6 EX-MT 160.00; EX-MT 145.00 Johnny Romano Indians ......................................................EX-MT 9.95 Orlando Cepeda Giants .....................................................EX-MT 27.00 Don Lock SP Senators ................................................EX-MT o/c 20.00 Ron Santo SP Cubs ...........................................................EX-MT 59.00 Ed Charles A’s ........................................................................... EX 6.50 Jerry Lumpe SP Tigers ......................................................EX-MT 29.95 Norm Siebern Orioles .......................................................... EX o/c 6.00 Roberto Clemente Pirates ..................................................... EX 125.00 Jim Maloney Reds ........................................................... NR-MT 12.95 Warren Spahn SP Braves ..............................................PSA 5 EX 79.00 Donn Clendenon SP Pirates ...................................................EX+ 15.00 Frank Malzone Red Sox ....................................................EX-MT 12.00 Dick Stuart SP Red Sox .....................................................EX-MT 29.95 Rocky Colavito A’s ......................................NR-MT 39.00; EX-MT 31.00 Mickey Mantle Yankees ..........................................PSA 4 VG-EX 245.00 Lee Thomas Angels ................................................................... EX 6.50 Ray Culp SP Phillies ................................................................ EX 20.00 Juan Marichal SP Giants ...................................................EX-MT 99.95 Joe Torre Braves ...................................................................EX+ 22.00 Tommy Davis Dodgers .............................................................. EX 7.00 Eddie Mathews SP Braves ..............................................EX-MT 120.00 Pete Ward White Sox ....................................NR-MT 12.95; EX-MT 9.95 Don Drysdale SP Dodgers ....................................................... EX 75.00 Willie Mays Giants . SGC 80 EX/NM 220.00; EX+ 145.00; VG-EX 115.00 Bill White SP Cardinals .................................................PSA 7 NM 50.00 Dick Ellsworth Cubs ......................................................... NR-MT 12.95 Bill Mazeroski Pirates.............................................................. EX 20.00 Billy Williams SP Cubs.....................................................EX-MT 105.00 Dick Farrell Colt .45’s ..........................................................EX-MT 9.95 Ken McBride Angels ......................................................... NR-MT 12.95 Hal Woodeshick SP Colt .45’s .................................................. EX 26.00 Jim Fregosi Angels ........................................................EX-MT o/c 6.00 Willie McCovey SP Giants ..................PSA 7 NM 125.00; NR-MT 115.00 Carl Yastrzemski SP Red Sox ..................................PSA 4 VG-EX 180.00 Bob Friend Pirates ..............................................................EX-MT 9.95 Claude Osteen Senators ......................................................EX-MT 9.95 1947 BOND BREAD Issued in 1947 with Homogenized Bond Bread, these black & white cards were among the first issued of the post-war era. Borderless and blank backed, they feature a facsimile signature. Included below are many of the tough short prints. Most cards are the tougher round corner version. Yogi Berra Bob Feller Stan Musial Pee Wee Reese Jackie Robinson Ted Williams Yankees Indians Cardinals Dodgers SP Dodgers Red Sox SGC 50 VG-EX $39.00 SGC 80 EX/NM $35.00 VG-EX $36.00 SGC 84 NM $165.00 EX+ $75.00 EX-MT $115.00 SP = Short Print Joe Hatten Dodgers SP .................................................... NR-MT 35.00 Phil Rizzuto Yankees .....................EX+/EX-MT 26.00; SGC 40 VG 20.00 Rex Barney Dodgers SP .......EX-MT $35.00; SGC Authentic (trim) 12.00 Gil Hodges Dodgers ................................................ SGC 84 NM 145.00 Aaron Robinson Yankees ...................................... SGC 50 VG-EX 15.00 Yogi Berra Yankees................................................ SGC 50 VG-EX 39.00 Tommy Holmes Braves ............................................. SGC 84 NM 25.00 Jackie
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